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is there any way you can show how you draw bird feet/hands like you do on grian? i think itās super cool but i have difficulty drawing something similar :(
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THIS WAS MEANT TO BE SMALLER THAN IT ENDED UP but uhhhh yeah!!! here's how i do that!!! disclaimer that im not an expert and this is just my process and you can take from it whatever you want etc etc bird peets! they're cool!
For @mortimerlatrice who wanted to know how exactly I do what I do when it comes to my digital art. Of course, for anyone else who is interested as well!
This is just a very, very quick and basic run-through of what I do. Most times I will end up playing around with several other brushes and settings (multiply, burn, addition are a few I use often). I know there are other ways to get the desired affects here using layers upon layers and filters within those layers etc. but I prefer to work with as few layers as possible. Traditional art is my base and best skill, and logically I know bringing that vibe into digital art is probably counterintuitive, but I, uh, don't care lol. Also, depending on what program you're using it might be easier to get certain effects. (I use a free program called Krita which is essentially photoshop with a few less abilities but I used to use photoshop and I actually prefer krita for drawing).
I did forget to add the hair bit, but it's essentially the same. Base colors, highlights and lowlights, smudge tool, and then just build on top of that with the desired brush etc.
Hope this helps! And I'm open to any more questions too, of course. šā¤ļø
Iām sure a ton of people already know how to do this, but I only learned recently, so I wanted to share one of my favorite thumbnailing tricks! Color matching is SUPER helpful to quickly map out potential color schemes :D
[EDIT] this is in Adobe Photoshop, sorry for forgetting to mention that!
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hi!!!!! whatās your process when drawing wings? iāve been trying to study how you draw them but i canāt figure out the shape breakdown :,D anyway love your art!!! hope youāre having a great day!!!šš
HELLO!!! I thought about it a lot to try to put it to words and visuals ^_^ I hope this helps!
I tried to break down some of my own pieces (links to the individual posts [x] [x])
Honestly, I think I still have a lot to learn. But more importantly, here's a more coherent compilation of notes I did:
A lot of it for me is figuring out how to understand how it bends and twists in a 3D space.
Flow is very very important to really get that sense of movement too, so it's very helpful to get that sense of muscle memory with the curves and edges.
and my final words are go check out @/ciearcab on twitter. the way they draw wings all contorted and with beautiful understanding of depth is my dream...
So yeah lots of practice and observing! Happy wing studying!!
my thought process and advice on how to make a car feel grounded in reality.
I wanna do more of these⦠>:U
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Short thread on how to do minimal work on shading and line art that makes your art 1000 times better
sorry if this is confusing, ask and Iāll try to clarify
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Hope you guys enjoy itĀ Iāve put a lot work to make this ^^
I tried to make it as simple as possible :)
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a friend of mine was having trouble with a character of hers, he was middle-aged but looked too young, so she came to me for help. i'm something of a middle-aged-man-fan so i whipped up this quick thing to help her out. it might be useful to somebody out there so i'll share it here too!
so initially when I received this ask I assumed they were asking about how to color lines until I reread it and realized they were talking about coloring in the drawing itself, but I had already made a little guide of the first thing so I might as well share it lol
hopefully these are self-explanatory but I can elaborate if it's confusing. I used CSP for this but these methods work in nearly every drawing program